Versioning and Change log

Breaking changes

• header Content-Type and Accept changed to version 3:

Content-Type: application/vnd.worldpay.verifications.customers-v3.hal+json
Accept: application/vnd.worldpay.verifications.customers-v3.hal+json

• Test card valuesfor the v3 have changed to support Android and iOS SDK testing

Breaking changes

• header Content-Type and Accept changed to version 2:

Content-Type: application/vnd.worldpay.verifications.customers-v2.hal+json
Accept: application/vnd.worldpay.verifications.customers-v2.hal+json

• Error responses no longer contain path and status as keys

• Invalid card numbers are now producing an error message

"validationErrors": [
  {
    "errorName": "fieldHasInvalidValue",
    "jsonPath": "$.instruction.paymentInstrument.cardNumber",
    "message": "Card number is invalid"
  }
],

You now have the option to send overrideName in your authentication request with our3DS Web API. This field allows you to override the merchant name sent to the issuer.

You now have the option to send shippingAddress in the authentication request for our 3DSWeb APIandAndroid-iOS SDKs.

We recommend you send these details, if the shipping address is different to the billing address.

3DS1 test values are no longer available by default as 3DS1 has been decommissioned by the card schemes. The test values can be enabled if required.

paymentInstrument.cardHolderName field is no longer mandatory in authentication requests.

You now have an option to send browserLanguage and ipAddress fields in the deviceData object of the authentication request for 3DSWeb APIandAndroid-iOS SDKs.

In case of unsuccessful device data collection, providing these values will increase the chances of successful authentication.

For versions 2 and 3 we now return a transactionReferenceIsADuplicate error instead of unavailable when a duplicate transactionReference is used for an authentication request.

As part of changes to support a native mobile integration for 3DS2 we have made a new key:value available. The challenge object in the authentication response now contains the following:

challenge {
...

"payload": "eJxdUttugkAQ/RXic2V3qUgx4xqsTeqDplH6AQgToZGLu0vBfn13EcV2EpI558zMMhdYtPnJ..."
}

If provided, transactionId is returned as part of the 3DS1 authentication signatureFailed outcome. Whilst you should not proceed with payment authorization, the value can be useful for tracing.